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How hard is an AFPR to install?

Old Apr 6, 2001 | 01:55 PM
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How hard is an AFPR to install?

Or, is it easier to just make one? I'm thinking of buying an ACCEL one, but i don't know if its worth it. if i get one do i have to take off my runners too? I'm pretty clueless on this one.
Thanks in advance.
-Abe

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Old Apr 6, 2001 | 04:35 PM
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you just have to remove the plenum. the biggest difference I can see is the way they adjust. I have a TPIS AFPR and it's very very tough to get to the screw to adjust it. I'm sure a stock one could be modified the same way. I've been eyeing the holley one with the large flat wheel to adjust it and wonder if it would be easier. I'm hoping my superram will allow me easier access to it. Kyle

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